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We offer specialist professional services in the fields of:
Our land surveying services include:
Sawley Lock O'Callaghan lies under the directorship and management of Damian Brogden and Max Sayer.
Approximately 80 years of experience in surveying and engineering is shared by the directors, who have expertise across a broad range of skills in consulting services to the public. Each director is a licensed surveyor and continues to practice in the fields of cadastral and engineering surveying, as well as our growing civil engineering services.
The firm operates with fully staffed offices in Adelaide and we consult on a regular basis in the Mid North, with a visiting office located in Laura.
Open Monday - Friday
Boundary Identification, Cadastral Mapping, Construction Set Out, Construction Surveys, Contour Plans, Detail Surveys, Development Applications, Environmental Surveys, Estimation of Volumes, Feature Surveys, Fencing Set Out, GIS, GPS Surveys, Infrastructure Surveys, Laser Scanning, Lay-outs, Lease Surveys, Lettable Area Surveys, Level Surveys, Marking, Measuring, Project Management, Remarking, Rescode Surveys, Service Location, Setting Out Works, Site Analysis Surveys, Strata Surveys, Subdivision Planning
Building Extensions, Commercial, Drainage, Earthworks, Easements, Engineering Surveys, Flood Level, Geographic Information, Geospatial, Identification, Industrial, Precise Levelling, Re-Establishment Surveys, Residential, Rural, Sewers, Strata Titles, Subdivisions, Title, Topography
24hr Turnaround, By Appointment, Consultations, Delivery, Free Quotes, ISO, Licensed, Owner Operated, Registered
Civil Engineering, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Horticulture, Mining, Real Estate, Regional Planning, Town Planning
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We are located at 176 Prospect Rd, Prospect SA 5082.
Yes, we offer free quotes.
Yes, we are registered. Our ABN is 24 099 533 516.
We service Adelaide and the surrounding suburbs and most of regional SA including the Mid North, Clare Valley, Yorke Peninsula, Eyre Peninsula, Barossa, Riverland, Adelaide Hills and the Fleurieu Peninsula.
We would recommend that the cost of a survey represents a very small percentage of the investment you are about to make. It would be wise to have a survey done before you sign any contract to determine if, in fact, any problems do exist. You could also sign a contract subject to satisfactory outcome of a boundary survey. We have found many instances where properties have been bought without survey and encroachments later discovered that subsequently involves expensive remedies.
Most councils will require you to have a survey done in these circumstances as a condition of building approval. However, it is recommended that this is done in all instances to avoid the possibility of building onto your neighbour's land and cause the building to encroach over the boundary. The remedies to encroachments can be expensive and complicated. They can also cause much ill-feeling between neighbours.
The Fences Act sets out the legal protocol that neighbours should adopt in the cases of erecting new fences. It does not set out the protocol for having a boundary survey done. However, these costs can be mutually agreed to between neighbours' along with the fence costs. A survey would avoid future boundary disputes and give you "peace of mind". It is also wise to note that the local council will not enter into neighbours' boundary disputes.
